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Æ Unit - Mujatria Northern Satraps

Issuer Northern Satraps (Indo-Scythian Kingdom)
Year 10-50
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Composition Copper
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Reverse description The reverse carries a Kharoshthi inscription distributed across the field of the irregular square flan, reading in several lines. The script is rendered in the cursive Kharoshthi manner characteristic of Northwestern Indian regional coinage of the early Common Era. The legends identify the issuing authority and dynastic filiation of the satrap Mujatria. The surface exhibits the rough, granular texture and uneven relief typical of hammered copper issues from this region and period.
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Reverse lettering Chatrapasa Kharaosta putrasa Mujatriapas
(Translation: of Mujatria the Satrap, son of Kharahostes)
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Mintage ND (10-50) - Rare
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